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Details: 17.Apr.2019

Tania Woodliffe has joined Spire Barristers on her return to the Bar as from 3 April 2019.

Woodliffe was previously a partner at BG Solicitors LLP in Grimsby for a number of years prior to joining the set.

With a particular interest in Public Law Children matters, she accepts instructions from local authorities, parents and children in care proceedings “and adds further strength to our already formidable Family Law Team”, Spire Barristers said.

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